Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01
Mason fruit jars at KeIlar's.
Potatoes wanted on subscription.

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Potatoes wanted on subscription.
New stock of dry goods at Pier &
Ferguson's.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Largest stock of crockery, glass and
china ware at Kellar's.
New eyaporated apricots and rasp-
berries at Pier u Ferguson's.
One of the hardest rains of the season
visited this section last night, catching
large amount of hay down.
Mitchell Republican: Don't let this
escape your memory, fellow citizens:
Dakota leads the world in crops this
season.
The Dakota Ruralist. published at
East Pierre. by Corse & McManima, is
lively agricultural weekly asking the
patronage of the people. Price $15O
per year. Send for sample copy.
"Allen's Agency Record is the name
of neat four-page circular recently
issued. 1t contains matter descriptive
of Turner county and Hurley, and we
trust that besides enlightening many as
to the benefits to be derived from n
residence in this favored region, that
it will prove a lucrative investment to
its projectors.
The Yankton fremen, Turner socie-
ty and the Yankton band joined in a
farewell reception to Gus. Brauch on
the evening prior to his departure for
Idaho, who united in the declaration
that they shave found Gus. as straight
in matters of life as he is in bodily
FORM" All who have seen him march
ing at the head of the Yankton band
know that this is saying a great deal.
Pleasant and profitable employment
surely awaits wide-awake salesman
who will supply the demaud, in this
vicinity, for the New Reversible Map
of the United States and canada and
Pictorial Map of the World, 1887 edi-
tion, issued by the renowned map pub
fishers, Rand, McNally g. Co., 14S-154
Monroe street, Chicago. A railroad
and county map OF the United States
and Canada, with the greater portion
Of the Republic of Mexico; a fine repre-
sentation of Bartholdi's "Liberty en-
tightening the World" and the diyis-
ions of STANDARD Railway Time," are
shown on the face OF the map. On the
pictorial side are separate colored maps
of the World, Europe, Asia, North
America, South America and Mexico.
Also select engravings, diagrams and
statistical tables.
A few weeks ago report came from
Virginia that bloody tlux was epidemic
in Amherit, Roanoke, Bedford and
Botetourt counties. The same day it
was received, Chamberlain Il Co.. of
DesMoines, Iowa, sent a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy to each of the 14O postof1lces
in the four counties with the request
that it be given to some family afflicted
with the disease. Since then they have
received several letters from there, the
following is copy of one OF them:
Chestnut, Amhest Co.. Va, Aug. 87
Messrs. Chamberlain & Co., received
the bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy sent me and
it has been used with the greatest sue.
cess. shall still endeavor to let such a
valuable remedy as yours be known
Two children died with bloody flux
almost in this immediate vicinity, not
long since, and had your remedy beer
known then, it would probably have
saved their lives. Messrs. VIM. Strothel
& Son, wholesale druggists, at Lynch.
burg, are selling a great deal of YOU
remedy. Please accept thanks for thu
bottle sent me. and rest assured that
will use it whenever needed. an
yours very truly and gratefully, p. E
Lavender, p. NJ. Sold by E. Brauch.
at the present time the average rat
of wages in the United States in nearl,
every art which is of any material i'm
portance is higher than ever before
higher even than at the worst perio,
of paper money imitation in 1885,
On the other hand the prices Of tn
necessities of life are lower than sine
1910. If we compute wages both il
i, rate and in purchasing power, men o
special skill and aptitude who are nov
occupied as foremen, overseers, or il
the very highest departments Of tn
mechanical arts, are 100 per cent bette
off than at the date named, for CON
parison, to-wit: 1867. The ayerag
mechanic or artisan is rs per cent, an
the common labOrer Is per cent bette
off. There has been short period dul
!. ing the last five years when goo
many common laborers were out Q
work, owing to the cessation of railwa
building in 1924. In the same perio
a very small portion of iron worker
and artisans found found it difficult t
obtain work. The number was muc
!, exaggerated. That period has gone b,
There is work now waiting to be don
for every industrious man or woma
who will accept the conditions 0
which it is offered; and those cond
, tions are, as a rule, better than the
. ever were before, the exceptions bein
, in some of the most crowded parts of
few large cities.-Wis. A. o. u. w. AZ
vocate.
PERSONAL.
Miss Chapman, of Sioux City, is visi
ing with Mrs. j. V. Lamson.
Mrs. G S. Conklin. of Parker. hi